Mike Higgins

Kristi wanted to do something different, especially with most families stuck at home due to the coronavirus. So she brought in one of her son Logan's favorite Pete The Cat books to share with Central Maine. Enjoy!

he city of Augusta has issued an order today (March 26) which expanded business restrictions that were put in place last week, but the city stopped short of issuing a shelter in place order for residents.

Students attending the University of Maine system will be getting a 46% refund of their room and board fees because of the shutdown due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Starting this week, The Study Hall in Manchester will be offering free online tutoring to kids in grades 1-6 until April 25.

These are some crazy times we are living in, but even with everything that is going on in the world, we still see and hear stories of local businesses and people going above and beyond to help others in their community.

March Madness may have been cancelled, but we still want to have some fun while we are all quarantined at home, so we made a bracket of our own.

The Kennebec Sanitary Treatment District (KSTD) will be holding an emergency meeting of its Board of Trustees on Saturday, March 21 at 10:00 a.m.

While the coronavirus crisis has dealt a harsh blow to restaurants and other local businesses, there are still bright spots, as people begin to reach out to help others in crisis.

In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, the federal CDC will be holding an online public webinar on Facebook live on March 18 at 1 p.m.

In response to the COVID-19 (coronavirus) outbreak, City of Augusta officials have implemented a curfew for certain businesses